Gasoline is a complex mixture of relatively non-polar compounds. The primary intermolecular force that allows these compounds to be soluble in one another is

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Gasoline is a non-polar substance, and therefore, the intermolecular force that holds its components together is induced dipole or London dispersion force. This is due to the temporary shifting of electrons around the nuclei of the atoms, inducing a temporary dipole that attracts neighboring molecules.

Gasoline Is a Complex Mixture of Relatively Non-Polar Compounds